Mechanical Principles Help - COLU HNC | Loaded Beams, Cylinders, Power Trans.

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Phil is seeking assistance with his HNC coursework at COLU, specifically on topics including complex loading systems, loaded beams and cylinders, power transmission, and dynamics of rotating systems. He is open to sharing his questions and answers to facilitate discussion. A forum member advises him to post his homework questions in the designated sub-forum for better support. It is emphasized that he should demonstrate his work and thought process to receive effective help. Engaging in the appropriate forum will likely yield the assistance he needs.
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Hi, currently doing my HNC through COLU and was wondering if anyone would be able to help out on the below?

COMPLEX LOADING SYSTEMS
LOADED BEAMS & CYLINDERS
POWER TRANSMISSION
DYNAMICS OF ROTATING SYSTEMS

I would be able to post the Q's and what answers I have if that would help.

Thanks,

Phil.
 
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phil555 said:
Hi, currently doing my HNC through COLU and was wondering if anyone would be able to help out on the below?

COMPLEX LOADING SYSTEMS
LOADED BEAMS & CYLINDERS
POWER TRANSMISSION
DYNAMICS OF ROTATING SYSTEMS

I would be able to post the Q's and what answers I have if that would help.

Thanks,

Phil.

Phil,

Please post your homework questions in the appropriate homework sub-forum. You will get plenty of help there but you must show your work and thoughts first.

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